Progressive Rock Live Albums Recorded In 1979
The live albums recorded by progressive rock bands in 1979 include:
Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso Capolinea 1979
Steve Hillage BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert 1976 1979
Mike Oldfield Exposed 1979
UK Night After Night 1979
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Live At Hammersmith Vol 1 is a live album by prog rock band, The Enid.
It was recorded in London on 3rd March 1979.
There is also Live At Hammersmith Vol 2. When these albums were first released in 1983, they were only available directly from the band at concerts and then their website. More recently the CDs have received a wider distribution.
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BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert is a live album by Steve Hillage.
It was recorded for the BBC at two concerts held at the Paris Theatre.
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Exposed is a live album by Mike Oldfield.
It was recorded from concerts throughout Europe in March to April 1979.
Night After Night is a live album by British progressive rock band UK.
It was recorded live at Sun Plaza and Seinen Kan in Tokyo, Japan in June 1979.
Capolinea is the first live album released by Italian prog rock group Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso. It was released in 1979.
In the early and mid 1970s there was a thriving prog rock scene in Italy where there was big support for the British prog groups together with their own groups who did some great things.
Banco were one of the leading groups along with PFM.
